Whether or not their dramatic poses and lurid landscapes set your heart afire, classic romance novel covers are arresting works of technical expertise. The scene on this page was painted by Leslie Pellegrino Peck, Illustration ’87, who created more than 700 … Continue reading →

From the desk of… Patrick Greene Even when he was a student at FIT, Patrick Greene (Advertising and Marketing Communications ’11) had great leadership qualities and a flare for the publishing world. He went from Editor in Chief of FIT’s … Continue reading →

Business Class Valerie Michael-éfe Entrepreneurship ’13, Fashion Design ’11 You’re in the first graduating class of FIT’s Entrepreneurship program. What was your favorite course? In our sixth semester, we worked in groups to create a business plan—financials, marketing, everything. Everyone in my … Continue reading →

At the age of 22, Louis Mairone (Menswear ’08) launched Dominic Louis, a label inspired by androgyny, rock ’n roll, and New York City. Mairone’s handcrafted garments blur identity lines and, with the abundance of fur and leather, have an edgy … Continue reading →

You’ve led a successful career working at Goldman Sachs, Ralph Lauren, and now at Tiffany & Co. as Merchandising Manager. What stirred your interest in working in the international market? When I was an undergrad studying Finance and International Studies at … Continue reading →

Congratulations on winning third place in the “Scared Stiff” contest for the new Mama film! Tell us a bit about the contest and what this achievement means to you. Last month, DeviantART and Guillermo del Toro and filmmakers Andy and Barbara … Continue reading →

Originally, I came to FIT to pursue an FMM career because I knew the opportunities here would be limitless. I knew that participating in clubs like BSU and BRAG would be a great way to add to my college experience and … Continue reading →

Michelle Tolini Finamore, M.A., Museum Studies: Costume History ’98 First of all, congratulations on your recent appointment as Curator of Fashion Arts at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston! Tell us what a typical day is like working in this … Continue reading →

The alumni relations team caught up with FIT alumni showcasing their work at Beacon Open Studios, a weekend-long art exposition that takes place every year in Beacon, New York. Amy C. Wilson (Toy Design ’08), Anna Bergin (Continuing Education ’04), and Martha P. … Continue reading →

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